Seven Statements
| How do you make a concrete object showing the idea of something abstract like a ‘vision’? Humans, as part of an economy driven society, are often naturally forced into a situation to sell themselves by proving what they stand for, what their vision in life is. How would an accessory for this specific task look like? What for example do you wear when going for a job interview? In the collection ‘vision statements’ there are seven different ‘ways of seeing’ available. These can be used as a visualization of a personal and professional resumé. Being made out of transparent polystyrene, the accessories are very comfortable to wear. One wearing a vision statement will be a master of communication. Vision Statement number 1: OPEN-MIND — everything is possible and life has to be lived from day to day. Vision Statement number 2: JOY — the joker face can be utilized in a very quick way, the surrounded individuals can be pleasantly surprised at any moment. |
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Theatre of the Best Books
| The Hypnotic Tycoon: an embodiment of ‘What You See Is What You Get’ — the autobiography of Alan Sugar “Each year Werkplaats Typografie organises its own Best Book selection. Every participant chooses a book that is important for him in that year. This year artist Joëlle Tuerlinckx directed a series of acts in which the participants became their most significant book. Gradually the students started utilizing costume, props, light and sound to create a theatre of best book. Despite being amateur thespians, the theatre was a serious attempt to assume a character based on the interpretation of a book. Perhaps one can be lead to a new reading of each significant book, an experience that is both insightful and bewildering.” Workshop guided by Joëlle Tuerlinckx, with Boris Van den Eynden, Grégory Dapra, Manuel Zenner, Laure Giletti, Lu Liang, Corina Neuenschwander, Noah Venezia, Ine Meganck, Stefano Faoro, Mark Simmonds and Roland Früh. |
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Melon People
| …erotic melons, scary melons, musical melons, bloody melons… A celebration of “The Wayward Cloud”. |
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